U.S. Artillery button Circa 1808-21

U.S. Artillery button Circa 1808-21

U.S. Artillery button Circa 1808-21

Description

K-7 Artillery button. Circa 1808-21. Eagle standing on a cannon, on a lined oval field, with a border and rope edging. Some traces of gilt finish remains on the obverse, with 95% on the reverse. Marked "LEWIS + TOMES - EXTRA RICH". Full shank. (Albert AY52B). II

Condition

See description for I-III scale (III=poor)

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U.S. Artillery button Circa 1808-21

Lot 0070

Estimate $30-$60Jun 7, 2013

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